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PWG: Untitled (The Debut Show) (2003)

1. Supa Badd, Charles Mercury, & Sara Del Rey vs. Ryan Drago, Top Gun Talwar, & Zokre 2. "Photogenic" Chris Bosh vs. Excalibur 3. The Ballard Brothers (Shane & Shannon Ballard) vs. Aerial Xpress (Quicksilver & Scorpio Sky) 4. MDogg 20 vs. Super Dragon 5. Babi Slymm vs. TARO 6. Hook Bomberry & Apollo Kahn vs. Disco Machine & Mr. Excitement 7. Hardkore, Inc. (Al Katrazz & Hardkore Kidd & "Scrap Iron" Adam Pearce) vs. The X-Foundation ("Funky" Billy Kim, Scott Lost, & Joey Ryan) 8. "The Future" Frankie Kazarian vs. AJ Styles
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1. Supa Badd, Charles Mercury, & Sara Del Rey vs. Ryan Drago, Top Gun Talwar, & Zokre 2. "Photogenic" Chris Bosh vs. Excalibur 3. The Ballard Brothers (Shane & Shannon Ballard) vs. Aerial Xpress (Quicksilver & Scorpio Sky) 4. MDogg 20 vs. Super Dragon 5. Babi Slymm vs. TARO 6. Hook Bomberry & Apollo Kahn vs. Disco Machine & Mr. Excitement 7. Hardkore, Inc. (Al Katrazz & Hardkore Kidd & "Scrap Iron" Adam Pearce) vs. The X-Foundation ("Funky" Billy Kim, Scott Lost, & Joey Ryan) 8. "The Future" Frankie Kazarian vs. AJ Styles

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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:7/26/2003
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Pro Wrestling Guerrilla

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